On the grid view of the Breakouts Day calendar there is some text that says 'You can exclude canceled events by appending include_canceled=0 to the URLs below.' I don't think we should require people to do URL hacking to use these links; also they might need to include & or ? depending on the link. This is implemented better on the list view of the page which has a checkbox next to 'Include canceled events' that customizes the links below.
Also the 'Download as ics' and 'Subscribe with this link' links point to the same thing, except the latter shows a complicated URL that itself is not linked to anything, requiring people to carefully cut and paste the link while it's redundant with the 'Download as ics' link above. It seems like this could be presented better, possibly something like 'Subscribe with this link [copy to clipboard]' (assuming this needs to be kept distinct from the 'Download as ics' link even though they're the same – I don't use calendar software much so I'm not familiar with the way people typically use these links)
On the grid view of the Breakouts Day calendar there is some text that says 'You can exclude canceled events by appending include_canceled=0 to the URLs below.' I don't think we should require people to do URL hacking to use these links; also they might need to include & or ? depending on the link. This is implemented better on the list view of the page which has a checkbox next to 'Include canceled events' that customizes the links below.
Also the 'Download as ics' and 'Subscribe with this link' links point to the same thing, except the latter shows a complicated URL that itself is not linked to anything, requiring people to carefully cut and paste the link while it's redundant with the 'Download as ics' link above. It seems like this could be presented better, possibly something like 'Subscribe with this link [copy to clipboard]' (assuming this needs to be kept distinct from the 'Download as ics' link even though they're the same – I don't use calendar software much so I'm not familiar with the way people typically use these links)